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It can be tempting to try and ignore your vehicle’s check engine light. When your car feels like it's still running fine, that little light can seem like it isn’t of much importance. On the contrary, the check engine light means something may be going wrong inside your car even when it seems like everything is fine.

A car's check engine light doesn't only mean that there's something wrong with your engine. The check engine light issue could be part of the emissions system, which you might not feel while you're driving...

You are driving down a road you usually travel, but suddenly there is an unforeseen pebble that happens to crack your windshield. This can be quite upsetting, but it is always better to get your car seen promptly when you get an imperfection or crack in your windshield to prevent further damage to your windshield. Even though it cracked, you may think that ignoring it won’t be detrimental because it is only a tiny crack. Although it may be a small crack, this can still alter your visibility while driving and this presents a safety issue...

 

A photo posted by Mercedes-Benz (@mercedesbenz) on Jun 6, 2016 at 7:03am PDT

We watched the world premiere of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class unfold this morning. Put simply, it was everything we -- and everyone else -- hoped for, and so much more.